The day Scott Morrison lost the next election
By Ad astra Note the date in your diary – 15 March 2021 – because the date itself is not memorable. You will never forget […]
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Women demanding respect in the workplace isn’t being “emotional”
By Annasis Kelly It seems, to some so-called journalists, they consider women who have to remind men to be respectful in the workplace as being […]
Seeking the Post-Covid Sunshine: Staying on the Straight and Narrow
Cut-off from overseas travel, Australians still have a wide choice of options for the Post-Covid future. Labor’s Special Platform Conference has opted for a cautious […]
How do religious beliefs affect politicians’ decisions about women?
This post is written by @StopLyi58491572, a social media account that looks at the reporting of mainstream Australian media, particularly on stories relating to politics at both […]
Morrison pledged 4 million vaccinations by March, we got 600,000
By TBS Newsbot Scott Morrison pledged to have the country vaccinated by October, starting with four million by March 31. He’s since changed both targets. […]
We knew it back then, so when did we cave in?
By Jennifer Michel Whilst researching a book I stumbled across information about an event called preventing the punitive expedition into Arnhem Land in 1933. The […]
Absolute power corrupts absolutely
By 2353NM We really shouldn’t be surprised that Facebook banned news coverage from their platform for around a week in Australia recently. Their ‘real’ objective […]
House of Saxony
By Robert Stygall ‘On tonight’s show I’d like to welcome all the way from Mel-born, Australia – Robert and Liz.’ ‘Hi, Oprah – we’re excited […]
Consent and Flirting
By Tina Clausen I am sick and tired of the many ignorant comments by all genders that I keep coming across in the current climate […]
Patriarchy has had its day
By Loz Lawrey When it comes to toxic masculinity, neither Labor nor the Coalition occupy the moral high ground. Both parties have male “rats in […]
Seeking the Post-COVID Sunshine: Marching4Justice
By Denis Bright The mobilization by Australia’s womenfolk on Monday 15 March was a real turning point in Australian social history. SBS and other news […]
Living with our ‘transactional’ prime minister
By Ad astra Writing in The New Daily, it was Dennis Atkins who drew our attention to the notion that we had a ‘transactional’ Prime Minister. […]
Standard digital camera and artificial intelligence to monitor soil moisture for affordable smart irrigation
UniSA Media Release Researchers at The University of South Australia have developed a cost-effective new technique to monitor soil moisture using a standard digital camera […]
Seeking the Post-COVID Sunshine: Crossing Old Divides Through Critical Journalism
By Denis Bright As it is my 75h birthday on 13 March 2021 – today – I will take this opportunity to remind readers of […]
Renewables added capacity and carbon units issued break records in 2020
Media Release from the Clean Energy Regulator The December Quarter 2020 Quarterly Carbon Market Report released today by the Clean Energy Regulator shows two records […]